This is a cute small park. It has a tennis court, swing set, playground, lots of trees, hills, and a few areas with an awning and grills. The only thing missing is a parking lot. You will need to park on the outskirts of the park or across the street into the neighborhood. Overall, it's a cute small park that my family and I will return to. read more

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Got my morning, coffee at McDonald's, decided to look for a park nearby. This was the closest one. Pretty, well kept. Nice and clean. There's some gardens, however, in this long park, I saw two pavilions with some picnic tables, but really not a lot of places to sit in the shade . Not a lot of extra stuff to do . read more

Somerset Hills Park - Park - Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Love this park. If you walk the goett family park trail you will actually be led to this little gem. There are tennis courts and a small patch of grass and playground, there's also a sand trail at the top for runners or if you want to walk through without stepping on the grass. This location is great to through a football, have a picnic, or try out tennis! read more

Took the doggies to walk here! Has a great time and even got to explore the playground (when there were not any kids there)

I definitely need to update my review on this park. Now that my kids are a little older and I don't have to watch their every step, I have to say I really really like this park. I've been to so many parks now that I must say this is definitely one of the nicest ones I've been to. Here's why: 1. The playground equipment itself is really clean. There's no dry gum, or shoe prints or graffiti on any of it. When I wiped my daughter's hands before we left, the wipe itself wasn't all dirty/brown in comparison to other playgrounds we've visited. 2. The padding on the ground is all intact. No worn down pieces or little chunks coming off. 3. The playground is challenging in some spots, but not super crazy. 4. I like that it's gated all around so I don't have to worry about kids escaping. 5. There's a tiny little splash pad sprinkler for the hot summer months. There are some cons. You have to park in the street since there is no actual parking lot. And the grass is always dead and yellow. But maybe it's green in the summer time? I wouldn't know. But I do enjoy this park regardless. read more

Cute tucked away park on the hill! Street parking only. Features paved and unpaved walking paths, grassy lawn area (mostly at an angle), covered playground, bathrooms, picnic tables and bbqs, tennis court, benches along pathway, and dog poop bags and trash bins. Park could always be bigger! read more

This is a good park for walking dogs since there is quite a bit of shade. There is a tennis court and a small playground for kids. I would give this neighborhood park 5 stars, except for the many people letting dogs walk off leash and not picking up their poop. read more

Large gorgeous grass field, playground and tennis fields. Street parking along the park. Not fenced. Nice pathway. No water park with the playground. read more

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The last few times that I partook in my Paseo Walking Path-Southern Highlands hike, I have absorbed Somerset Hills Park into the outdoor adventure. From these hikes, I have come to see it Somerset Hills Park as both a local park and a regional park when used in conjunction with the Paseo Walking Path in Southern Highlands. This review taken from my firsthand experience is separated into two sections that discuss Somerset Hills as (1) a local park and (2) part of a regional hike. (1) Somerset Hills as a local park    Located in the affluent Southern Highlands Master Planned Community this eleven acre park is a reflection of the community. During my two visits here, I have spent time in a park that is immaculately clean and safe. The houses that face the park along Valencia Hills Drive parallel to the eastern periphery add eyes to the park. There are also Southern Highlands Security phone number signs throughout the community that include this park. It is in this safe environment that is pretty much free of vandalism and the criminal shadow that park users can enjoy its amenities including a playground, picnic gazebos, a tennis court, and open green space.  My favorite amenity is the scenery. It is made up of a sloping open space of golf course green grass interspersed with trees and plants that slope from the desert highlands to Valencia Hills Street. Whenever I visit the park I do a circle around it. From Valencia Hills Drive my eyes take in the rare urban scenery of a carpet of manicured grass reaching up to the rugged desert. My favorite part of the park is seeing it from the upper smooth unpaved walking path bordering the western periphery fence that borders the open highland desert. I cannot help but think to myself that this enclosed desert would make a fitting protected home  for the desert tortoise. This attractive walking path connecting Somerset Hills Avenue at the north boundary to Valencia Hills Street Drive at the southwest corner is part of a larger hike that I partake in which leads to section (2). (2) As part of a larger hike.    When I do the Southern Hills hike I park in the Smith's-anchored shopping plaza then walk south along Southern Hills Parkway to Goett Family Park. My recommendation is that if you are not patronizing one of the stores in the plaza or are up to a shorter walk, I suggest parking at Goett Family Park. Please keep in mind that there is only street parking at Somerset Hills Park. The Goett Family Park parking lot alleviates the Somerset Hills parking shortage. At the northern edge of Goett Family Park, I will hike onto the unsigned paved trail. It is the Paseo Walking Path. The open desert highlands to the left of the trailhead are the other side of the open space bordering Somerset Hills Park. This well landscaped and streetlighted trail weaves between the backyards of the well landscaped community on its approximate one mile northeast course towards Somerset Hills Avenue. About halfway along the trail there is a left spur that leads to Somerset Hills Park. If you miss it, at the trails end, a left turn on Somerset Hills Avenue will also lead to the park. Personally I prefer taking the Paseo Walking Path to the end, turning around then making a right on the spur that will lead to Somerset Hills Park. From there I will do a circle of the park. The shaded benches in Somerset Hills Park provide a nice spot to take a break. Being that I park at Smith's I will continue along the sinuous walking path beside Somerset Hills Avenue in a westbound direction. This gives me a southbound vista of the high open desert bordering the park. If I were returning to Goett Family Park, I'd make a left to continue southbound on Southern Highlands Parkway instead of turning right to cross the stop light into the Smith's-anchored shopping center. Or I'd return and make a right on the southwest bound Paseo Walking Path to Goett Family Park. (3) Conclusion.    Somerset Hills Park is a local Southern Highlands jewel that I enjoy spending time in when partaking in my regional Paseo Walking Path-Southern Highlands hike. It is enjoyment I look forward to the next time I partake in this hike. read more

This park is a cute neighborhood park on Somerset Hills and Valencia Hills. There's only curb parking but not a lot of people drive to this park because it's right next to the neighborhood in southern Highlands. The park is definitely very clean and green as well! It looked well maintained. However, I didn't det the chance to go to the restrooms here but I know they're located just outside of the tennis courts' entrance. The park has 2 tennis courts covered by the fence (it's probably the first thing you'll notice when you get to the park). Not too far from the tennis courts is a swingset for 4, 2 of which are for toddlers. There's also a little dirt path in the park to run or walk around the park that connect to the sidewalk. It's not a large park so you might get a 1/4 mile distance walking around the park once. There are also benches along the dirt path for you to sit and enjoy the breeze or sunrise/sunset. You can also sit on the grass and have a picnic or play some field games. Eitherway its a cute park and it's not sketchy at all. Come here for a morning jog or tennis playing or just to bring the kids to the park, you won't regret it. There's also a town shopping center nearby it as well! read more

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Nice park tucked away in Southern Highlands. We primarily use the swings and the playground and in the summer the splash pad. I do see people enjoying the large grassy area and tennis courts often. There are only four swings, and when busy expect to have conversations with your little one about waiting turns. Two swings are bucket style and two for the older kids. Play ground equipment states 5-12, but we've been coming since our toddler has been walking. Especially like that it is enclosed and shaded with benches within the gate. Splash pad is fairly small and right next to cement which gets very slippery. Only thing I don't like about park. Water shoes help with the slip, be careful regardless. While I don't play Tennis the courts look to be in good shape, I don't see cracks, lines are bright, and nets are fine. read more

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Really nice people here. I love the park. Not good for 2 year olds playground wise. Has openings high up.

I Love Walking through this park with my Layla. Close to home, nice surroundings peaceful. read more

Somerset Hills Park - Peaceful - Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Love this park! It's about a 5 minute walk from us and we love to take our pup here. The park Is taken care of very well and is pretty large for a park in a community read more

If you have a toddler, this is a great park. It's small and the play area is shaded and fenced in so aren't chasing your toddler off/out the play area. read more

This park is by far my favorite in Southern Highlands. It is extremely quiet, secluded, and beautifully maintained. They have a great variety of things to do. read more

The playground is really good. I love the very large grass area and tennis courts. Only down side is that half of it is hills and can not play sports. But is nice for picknicks. Also love that there are BBQ pits. I would give it a 4.5 star but it's not an option. read more

Nice and cute community park. We take our daughter here quite often during the day. My only complaint is that I wish they had two seperate playgrounds-one for bigger kids and one for the little ones. My 2 year old is always getting run over by the 8 or 9 year old kids. read more

no parking lot only parralel parking along the road. we only visited for less than an hour but my 2 yr old was wiped out from playing up and down the grassy hills... not a big park but it had a decent playground and grassy hills and walking path, works for me! read more